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Article #58VLSI protocol implementations
From: Brad Yearwood
Date: Sun, 14 Sep 1986 07:48
Date: Sun, 14 Sep 1986 07:48
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When will network and transport protocols enjoy the advantages in cost,
speed, and standardized interface of VLSI implementation that we presently
have at the data link and physical levels?
Are there any product announcements or at least good rumors in this area?
If anyone is familiar with published research, I would appreciate pointers.
Brad Yearwood
Kontron Electronics {voder, pyramid}!kontron!brad
Mountain View, CA
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